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I'll give more thoughts later, but just judging from the folks who were there talking about the jury, all of them seemed completely unsympathetic to her today when she gave a hysterical plea for them to believe her. Which isn't shocking. Apparently only one bothered to look at her, and she is apparently fully entrenched on Team Johnny the whole time leading up to this.

But to be completely clear, it's a jury, so anything is possible. But I think it's such a small percentage now they won't go in Johnny's favor. But we've seen lined up a teaser of the closing argument in Ben Chew's Motion to Strike arguments and it doesn't look pretty.

Basically, today you had Amber get no sympathy from the jury, she outright called every single person in this trial who testified for Johnny a liar who cannot be trusted, told the jury that the entire internet doesn't believe her, outright admitted that she made the article SPECIFICALLY because she was so upset people were still supporting Johnny, and she's been exposed as a liar time and time again in this court, and specifically exposed with Camille today.

What does Amber's team have in their favor here, really? They have no proof whatsoever of any actual abuse and jurors aren't stupid enough to buy into the insane lies that Amber was telling about being beaten to death and dancing around the next day without a mark on her. They can see her smirking with satisfaction when they talk about how she bullied her sister and blew off Johnny's finger. Jurors can be dumb, but my god the disparity in evidence here is astounding.

Closing arguments will seal it. Elaine is a disaster and the jury hates her. They don't like Rottenborn at all, and he can only do so much with their lacking evidence. They have a ton of respect for Camille from what everyone who has been there has said, and Ben Chew just absolutely slaughters every oral argument he's made.

Amber absolutely doesn't win her counter claim, and I just don't see a juror arguing hard for Amber during deliberation, when so many of them already seem like they don't like her to begin with.